If you have a Stream Deck on macOS, you’ve had a frozen Stream Deck at least once a month. youtube.com/shorts/Sg…


Please clap for me because I have a podcast episode recorded that’s not scheduled to go out for over a week.

Will I still leave it to edit until the day before it’s supposed to go out? Yes. Old habits die hard. That’s not the point of this post.


The ability to hold to your convictions should be admired as equally as the humility to have them questioned or challenged.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for John Gruber to eat even a bit of humble pie on his X promotional tour.


A spoiler free mini-review of the movie everyone saw (or didn’t see) this weekend: daily.chrisenns.com/s2/321

I’m publishing a podcast episode a day for a year, day 62, Oct 19, 2026 edition.


Neville sleeps like this a lot… neck in a weird position looking back or head resting on something in what seems like an awkward way. Happened to catch him doing it while recording today’s Daily(ish). 😆

A man wearing glasses and a black cap is speaking into a microphone while a white dog with a red collar rests on a chair behind him.

Keeping the same podcast feed for Daily(ish) around for so long means I get some sweet achievement badges from Transistor. 😜

Daily(ish) is celebrating podcast milestones including 10 weeks in a row publishing, 300 episodes, listeners in 100 countries, 10 years of podcasting, 25,000 total downloads, the first episode, and an episode with 500 downloads.

Hey men - you’re not actually required to write a 500 page essay justifying your return to Twitter / X.

Let’s go to Dan for more on this topic.


Why did my family not realize this was a Snapchat filter right away? 😂

A close-up of a man with glasses, a thick gray beard, and curly hair is shown indoors.

I just published a new episode of Daily(ish) called “Should I Put My Podcast on YouTube?”.

You can find past episodes wherever you get your podcasts see how to subscribe at daily.chrisenns.com/subscribe


I only know my experience, but I’d recommend seeing “You Can See Everything” in the theatre.